All the World, takes the reader on an adventure through the world. Beaches, gardens, trees, the sky, the café and kitchen, our homes and families, they all make up the world. The illustrations help the words come alive and the reader experiences what makes up the world, within these pages.

All the World Written by: Liz Garton ScanlonIllustrated by: Marla Frazee

Caldecott Honor medalist in 2010

*Style and Media

*Realism is represented through all of the illustrations of nature, people and objects. *Impression is also shown through the illustrations

with light, movement, and all over color detail. *Colored pencils are used for the painterly media.*Since the book was about nature and all aspects of

the world, the realism illustrations helped show this.

*Realism-a picture drawn to show a real life situation. We have restaurants all over

the world.

*Impression- all over color detail is shown very well in this picture.

*Colored Pencil-the reader can see every stroke of colored pencil, within this picture. Very beautiful and unique!

*Line

Fraazee uses many of the diagonal lines within her illustrations. This can give the feeling of order and tranquility. Within the photos, the illustrator gives us the illusion of wide lines. This gives the feeling that the world in big and wide. This also goes along with the words.

*Line-the lines within the water, represent the big waves.

*Shape

The curved shapes within all of the illustrations represented nature. All of the elements mentioned in this book, they were all made by nature. This represents this whole book well because it is about the whole world. The round circles represent nature and the things found in nature, like the bushes. Most of the illustrations in this book are simple and they flow. Most are the same size, which gives the reader the impression that all parts of the world are important.

*Shape

*Color

*There were many cool colors used within these illustrations. The book had blues and greens when showing the ocean and water. There were also hints of red whenever they showed the people in the garden. This could represent the hot atmosphere. Value was shown when they added dark blues in the picture to show night time and to show rain. They all represented different parts of the world. Most of the colors made you feel calm.

*Cool Colors

*Warm Colors-hints of red can show heat, like

working outside.

*Value

*Texture

There were many different types of textures in the illustrations. Rough waters, windy days, calm lines to show that it was a calming time. These were all 2-dimensional pictures. Most of the illustrations seemed smooth and soft, because of the pencil marks.

*Texture- windy day

*Composition

*Within this book, there is both symmetrical and asymmetrical. There is mirroring within the illustrations and then there are 2 different illustrations mirroring each other. Some of the pictures took up both pages and some were different. There was always a background to represent what was happening in the picture. Some of the pictures contained white space, but most of the pictures didn’t. The pictures were spaced out and some were stretched out. This helped the reader view everything that the author was trying to get a crossed.

*Composition

*Composition